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Public Construction Law

Public building law encompasses the legal regulations and provisions that must be observed during the planning, construction, and use of buildings. Public building law addresses, among other things, issues related to building permits, setback regulations, environmental protection laws, and historic preservation laws. Compliance with public building law is mandatory for property owners and developers, and violations can result in fines or even the demolition of buildings (unauthorized structures).

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